The space rock disintegrated several miles above the Earth's surface.
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" A source close to Jussie says the prosecution's case "disintegrated.
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I watch movies I've already absorbed get disintegrated and reassembled.
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It disintegrated about 50 miles (80 kilometers) above Jupiter's clouds.
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Luckily enough, the original sound source tapes had not disintegrated.
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The bullet had disintegrated his spleen and torn his aorta.
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By the end of the film, Iron Man's team has disintegrated.
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The tail end of the plane virtually disintegrated in the crash.
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Once a relatively liberal communist country, Yugoslavia disintegrated in the 1990s.
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After the Group of 8 disintegrated, Boehner seemed adrift on immigration.
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But the failure also was political: The country's ethnic fabric disintegrated.
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But when he bent down and touched the Bible, it disintegrated.
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Then, a Falcon 9 rocket built by SpaceX disintegrated during flight.
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That "March 14" alliance gradually disintegrated in the years that followed.
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General Khan's political party disintegrated soon after he left the office.
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But in most politically meaningful ways, the NeverTrump movement has disintegrated.
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The first SpaceShipTwo — which disintegrated above Mojave during the crash on Oct.
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My dog died, my family disintegrated and my mom had a stroke.
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Only the test failed yet again: The missile disintegrated right after launch.
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After his reign, his empire disintegrated and smaller potentates took over minting.
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Before Cassini probe disintegrated, it turned and snapped a pic of Earth.
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It was a massive commercial failure, and the Monkees disintegrated soon after.
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Some artifacts have survived the test of time, while others have disintegrated.
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After a dispute over the pastor's authority, the church disintegrated in 2010.
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Though he fathered three kids, his first marriage disintegrated after the war.
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His lips disintegrated, leaving a gaping hole where his mouth had been.
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When he tripled the level of carbon dioxide, the clouds abruptly disintegrated.
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The front fan of one of the Airbus' four massive engines had disintegrated.
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The fate of those negotiations are unclear, and several previous ceasefires have disintegrated.
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Over the course of a few months, her working relationship with Johnson disintegrated.
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Burma erupted in revolt, the Soviet Union disintegrated and North Koreans went hungry.
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Davante Adams was supposed to have a breakout second season but instead disintegrated.
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As a result, nearly 350 in-prison college programs across the country disintegrated.
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The power of the thong disintegrated with the invention of the seamless brief.
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Several local government meetings have recently disintegrated into shouting matches amidst physical threats.
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Parts of the walls disintegrated, coating the living room like a first snow.
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Upward mobility is what made America different from developing countries that have disintegrated.
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The fisherman pants she wears around the apartment have disintegrated in the crotch.
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Agriculture, which had provided Zimbabwe's leading exports, disintegrated, and the economy followed suit.
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As their party effectively disintegrated, many northern Whigs joined the new Republican Party.
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For a week or two, we imagined it, and then the plan disintegrated.
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Because of mass burials and disintegrated coffins, many of the remains had scattered.
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Before long the tin-pot movement disintegrated amid acrimony and half-hearted marches.
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A few issued solo endorsements of Mr. Biden, but the grander plan disintegrated.
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Tropical Storm Beryl disintegrated after rushing over Dominica and into the eastern Caribbean overnight.
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The company Plastc famously disintegrated after raising $9 million through a popular crowdfunding campaign.
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But the container, likely made of organic material, probably disintegrated a long time ago.
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The cup eventually disintegrated, and he didn't want to drink from any other vessel.
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South Korea's Yonhap news agency said the second projectile might have disintegrated mid-air.
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The freeze proposal had disintegrated into total chaos, with the Saudis clearly having blundered.
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Forget the ruined relationships, the disintegrated livers and the car (or horse-riding) accidents.
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Investigators determined that the plane's troubles had begun when a cracked fan disc disintegrated.
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Investigators determined that the plane's troubles had begun when a cracked fan disc disintegrated.
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Their gums would swell and bleed as their skin disintegrated and their brains decayed.
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Had the Randolph disintegrated in a mushroom cloud, it could have precipitated nuclear war.
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In essence, the Almaviva household has disintegrated, its members on the run after a revolution.
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Back in 2008, for example, the Wilkins ice shelf disintegrated into dozens of large glaciers.
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When on LSD, this network experiences decreased connectivity, resulting in a disintegrated sense of self.
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Even decades after the Soviet Union disintegrated, "Back in the USSR" still rocks people's world.
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That explosion happened mid-flight — the rocket disintegrated 2 minutes and 19 seconds after liftoff.
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Then, the spacecraft disintegrated due to the heat and high pressure of the hostile atmosphere.
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This plane had just buried itself right straight into the ground vertically and just disintegrated.
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What was left of the religion of his youth disintegrated when he and Meighan divorced.
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It was a great tour—we made it about halfway through—but somehow it disintegrated.
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In the comment section below the video he described the situation after the engine disintegrated.
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The trade consensus that existed around the world before 2000 has largely disintegrated, he says.
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But not only were no treasures found within, the mummies inside had disintegrated beyond recognition.
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But the Whig Party disintegrated a few years later, and Tammany Hall began its ascent.
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This system has been decaying for decades, but it's really disintegrated over the past year.
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Developments: Senate Republicans tried to broker a compromise on Thursday, and their efforts swiftly disintegrated.
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Stay synchronized, he shouted near the end of the workout, as their collective rhythm disintegrated.
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Within hours, the cracks spread, the dam disintegrated, and a wall of water poured forth.
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But it all fell apart as the 26-year-old's serve disintegrated in the second.
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The basic party infrastructure Republicans would need to win in cities, at any level, disintegrated.
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Near the end, the debate disintegrated into an almost comedic cascade of cross-talk and confusion.
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One was during a launch to the International Space Station and the rocket disintegrated during flight.
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Authorities have recovered the plane's black box—though the craft itself disintegrated across a huge area.
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A large tumor had disintegrated his hip and pelvis, and he had stage 4 kidney cancer.
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The pastry was this magical buttery flaky crust that disintegrated in my mouth; it was divine.
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Returning to Lynn, he saw the cabinets had disintegrated and Lynn was floating in the water.
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They weren't and I got very, very sick… My implants ruptured and disintegrated in my chest.
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First, I thought clothing for dogs that small just sort of disintegrated after about three washes?
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As 2017 drew to a close, the so-called caliphate of Islamic State (IS) had disintegrated.
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Many pews had disintegrated into piles of splintered wood, covered in bodies and spattered with blood.
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But it has since disintegrated and Saudi Arabia has turned its focus to confronting Iran elsewhere.
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That meeting disintegrated immediately, with Trump saying "bye bye" as he walked out of the meeting.
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As Mr. Lochte's story disintegrated in the following days, Mr. Bush was hesitant to condemn him.
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A deft user of Twitter, Ocasio-Cortez posted a photograph of her disintegrated, waterlogged campaign shoes.
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Stevens says that her relationship with Calvary disintegrated after she told Smith that she was gay.
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Even after the communist power disintegrated, U.S. and Russian spy services held to Cold War mode.
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Here's how it breaks down: Vaporized: Vaporized Avengers refer to heroes who disintegrated after Thanos's snap.
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Deforestation caused erosion that led crops to fail, and this advanced society disintegrated into civil war.
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As I looked towards people of color as role models, my relationship with my dad disintegrated.
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In the course of preparation, the too-high dose of poloxamer apparently disintegrated into a toxic mix.
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And we asked ourselves where can we position this so it won't get disintegrated into 1,000 parts.
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Putin came to power after the 1990s, when the Soviet Union disintegrated and millions found themselves destitute.
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"If it were to have impacted the Earth, it would have disintegrated in the atmosphere," Johnson said.
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Climate scientists have been monitoring the rift ever since the Larsen A ice shelf disintegrated in 1995.
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So somehow the family has disintegrated but not in the progressive way that we had hoped for.
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And in June 2015, another Falcon 9 rocket disintegrated during a launch to the International Space Station.
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Then, after thousands of years the skin and fur disintegrated, leaving behind only the fossilized claw bones.
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In the first season of the show, the Solloway marriage disintegrated at the slightest breeze of infidelity.
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Then, the spacecraft burned and disintegrated due to the heat and high pressure of the hostile atmosphere.
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They still have no idea why it hasn't disintegrated or taken over by ants over the years.
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With the front right tire almost completely disintegrated, we could barely move at more than a crawl.
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"When the Soviet Union disintegrated, China's rank dropped by about 20," a character says of the team.
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On Monday night, that sad fate befell the Rockets, who disintegrated in the crucible of the postseason.
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In 2002, General Musharraf conjured up a new king's party, which disintegrated with his resignation in 2008.
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The United States and Russia agreed to similar cease-fires last year, all of which quickly disintegrated.
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The pictures it took show that the control-rod mechanisms at the bottom of the reactor vessel disintegrated.
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Traditional media in Iraq and Syria has pretty much disintegrated, but it doesn't mean the information has disappeared.
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The last time oil prices dropped so low and stayed there, in the 2360s, the Soviet Union disintegrated.
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Also disintegrated in those final moments: Doctor Strange, Winter Soldier, Scarlet Witch, Star-Lord, Groot, Drax, and Mantis.
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In 260 America stood proud as the only superpower; its cold-war rival, the Soviet Union, had disintegrated.
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Later in the week, his health disintegrated even further, prompting Indians manager Terry Francona to ask for prayers.
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At the Austrian GP last week, the rear right tire on Sebastian Vettel's Ferrari disintegrated, ending his race.
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The second instrument was then lost when SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket disintegrated during a launch in June 2015.
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Relations between members of the new Parliament and the king quickly disintegrated after he summoned it in 1640.
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The couple had no kids together, so all that was left after the marriage disintegrated was dividing property.
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In the following days, his health disintegrated even further, prompting Indians manager Terry Francona to ask for prayers.
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Héctor Beltrán Leyva rode out the toughest years, during which the cartel disintegrated into multiple spin-off groups.
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After leading by as many as 17 points in the third quarter, the Knicks disintegrated in the fourth.
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The repetitive motion disintegrated the disk in his back, he said, leading him down the path of addiction.
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And last year, Japan's $45 million Hitomi satellite was declared lost after it disintegrated and spun out of orbit.
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Yonhap, quoting a government official, said it disintegrated mid-air after a flight of about 150 km (95 miles).
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At a ceremony marking the re-launch, Defence Minister Antoni Macierewicz said the plane "disintegrated" meters above the ground.
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It's meant to illustrate how rapidly Alan's life has disintegrated, turning a successful executive into a deflated, doubtful man.
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Iggy's got a lot to prove after a disintegrated headlining tour and diminishing chart returns, and "Azillion" isn't helping.
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That launch ended in failure, when SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket disintegrated a little over two minutes after take off.
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Clay's tape assignment brings him to the third side of the story of Jessica and Hannah's disintegrated friendship: Alex.
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You started off working with [producer] Jim Abbiss, but that disintegrated and you ended up working with Tony again.
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After a 13-year mission, the spacecraft Cassini descended into Saturn's atmosphere and immediately disintegrated, all according to plan.
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As the basil disintegrated, releasing its exquisite aroma, the sauce began to transform in a way I'd never seen.
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As the group disintegrated, Stephen A. Schwarzman, the chief executive of the Blackstone Group, was kept in the loop.
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A powerful hurricane that threatened Hawaii for a week rapidly disintegrated to become a tropical storm south of Honolulu.
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That's what happened to the nearby Larsen B shelf in 2002, which almost completely disintegrated in just over one month.
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For perspective on the cost of space travel, take what happened in 2015 when a Falcon 9 disintegrated after takeoff.
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"It had disintegrated," he says adding that the cancer had spread and numerous chemo treatments did nothing to cure him.
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But like so many other pieces of conventional wisdom in 2016, this one disintegrated when voters went to the polls.
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Beryl had been the Atlantic season&aposs first hurricane, then it disintegrated as a tropical storm shortly before reaching Dominica.
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One, which was buried in a coffin, is recognisably human; the other, which was left in the sand, has disintegrated.
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But since the advances of IS in 2014, those relationships of trust have disintegrated, and won't be easy to reconstitute.
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When he came back, the cabinets had disintegrated and his wife had passed, perhaps from hypothermia, perhaps she had drowned.
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The first SpaceShipTwo — named Enterprise and unveiled in 22009 — disintegrated above the Mojave Desert during a test flight on Oct.
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Here's what lies in ruins: portions of Pacific Coast Highway buried under landslides, a disintegrated spillway and a cracked bridge.
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The Wa State took shape in 1989, after the Communist Party of Burma disintegrated following a purge by Wa leaders.
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Tensions flared and a tenuous bipartisan coalition that had won the program's approval in the House of Representatives disintegrated. Gov.
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Orthodox Republicans spent the last 30 years talking grandly about entrepreneurialism while the social fabric around their core voters disintegrated.
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The $20 department store pair disintegrated when I poked it with my nail and completely ripped apart when I pulled.
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This last act before the spacecraft disintegrated allowed the instruments to precisely measure the amount of material in Saturn's rings.
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As the country disintegrated into chaos, in February 2018 Prime Minister Haile Mariam Desalegn did something African leaders rarely do.
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But far-right nationalists equate Tito with an oppressive Yugoslavia, which violently disintegrated after his death in 1980 at 87.
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But the harsh environment is not kind to wood, as Mr. McAdam pointed out, and many jackrabbit homesteads have disintegrated.
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When her own husband was sick, Nai Nai waited to share his diagnosis until his health had almost completely disintegrated.
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The plane ultimately crashed into the water with such force that some parts of the fuselage disintegrated into a powder.
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On Friday morning, the craft that has been exploring Saturn's system plunged into the planet's atmosphere and almost immediately disintegrated.
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"My poor little wife got hypothermia and she was standing on top of the cabinets until they disintegrated," he said.
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Although for a brief spell the McCain-Palin ticket generated the excitement that McCain hoped for, the campaign quickly disintegrated.
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After the Agreed Framework arrangement disintegrated, the George W. Bush administration tried its hand at curtailing the DPRK's military nuclearization.
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"We were drinking whatever, and the tasting had disintegrated into simple enjoyment of the wines, foods and friends," she said.
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Cook, stirring with a rubber spatula, until berries have softened but not disintegrated and juices have thickened, 2 to 43 minutes.
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T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman), was helping Okoye up, leading the audience to believe he survived — until he disintegrated at the last second.
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He was vaporized by Thanos's finger snap but managed to fire off a message to Captain Marvel before he fully disintegrated.
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This could speed Larsen C's demise, and make the ice sheet follow the Larsen B Ice Shelf, which disintegrated in 2002.
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Much of its body had disintegrated, leaving only black scorches in the ground and broken pieces of its wings and tail.
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But that first docking adapter was destroyed last year, when the Falcon 9 rocket that was carrying it disintegrated during launch.
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Many thought they were done with Russia once and for all when the Soviet Union disintegrated and Crimea belonged to Ukraine.
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She grew up poor and lost a house to a foreclosure in Denver several years ago, when a previous relationship disintegrated.
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The first SpaceShipTwo — named Enterprise — disintegrated during a failure in 2014, killing one pilot and leaving the other with serious injuries.
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Large chunks of the polar ice disintegrated then, and scientists have established that the sea level rose 20 to 30 feet.
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But the prospects for such a pact disappeared right around the time the Syrian state disintegrated and went up in flames.
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"Charge" becomes, grotesquely, "discharge" — pus from an infant's ears, disintegrated bone from radiation burns, a weapon's firing, release from military service.
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In 2000, as Aleppo disintegrated, Icarda's scientists borrowed some of the seeds they had stored in Svalbard and began building anew.
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But progress was slow, and in 2014, the first of its space planes disintegrated during a test flight, killing a pilot.
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His mission actually got swapped in NASA's shuttle lineup with Mission 513 — the Columbia flight that disintegrated over Texas in 2003.
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In 1940 the Soviet Union reclaimed the former Russian imperial possession, and kept it until the Soviet Union disintegrated in 1990.
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As Kellyanne's once-forceful cable news denials have disintegrated into whimpers, I can't say I feel anything for her at all.
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The booster then smashed into the ocean and disintegrated, a move that Rocket Lab planned if the reentry process was successful.
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Of course, the Avengers aren't all gone, even though many of them disintegrated at the end of "Infinity War" last year.
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Over 12 weeks, the cells started to grow into the shape of the mold, replacing bits of it that had already disintegrated.
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Several ice shelves have cracked up around northern parts of Antarctica in recent years, including the Larsen B that disintegrated in 2002.
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But her signal/logo/insignia appeared in the movie's post-credits scene, in which Nick Fury disintegrated while trying to contact her.
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That an explosion of alkali-processed cocoa and disintegrated corn might be accompanied by a flagship Google handset tumbling into your bowl?
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Even before that in 2015, one of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rockets disintegrated after launch, while en route to the International Space Station.
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Buildings were crumbling, sometimes literally; students at Whittier Elementary had to enter through the rear door because the front steps had disintegrated.
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The asteroid, which was about 10 meters wide, disintegrated in the skies off the coast of Russia's Kamchatka peninsula on December 18.
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Support for the House legislation has "disintegrated" in the Senate, according one Republican senator who requested anonymity to discuss internal conference politics.
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SpaceX experienced a major failure with one of its rockets last June, when a Falcon 9 disintegrated en route to the ISS.
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The government rapidly disintegrated in a series of coups by squabbling generals, and in 1965 America had to send in combat troops.
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But it was in the U.S. prison system that the book truly flourished, copies passed from hand to hand until they disintegrated.
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Specifically, the watch left behind in the test chamber and the number 15, the test block which was about to be disintegrated.
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Elite unity has also disintegrated, as shown by the purge of Bo Xilai, Ling Jihua, Zhou Yongkang and their cronies since 2012.
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As the marriage disintegrated in a haze of violence and "things we should've never seen," as Maliibu Miitch tells it, trouble followed.
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For example, a proposed amendment to overturn Citizens United has languished in Congress for years while the campaign finance system has disintegrated.
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The fences and structures that once provided privacy for these homes have disintegrated to expose torched patio furniture, barbecues, and undefinable debris.
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"Trust in authority disintegrated, and at its core, society is based on trust," Barry wrote in a recent New York Times column.
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Afghanistan, Professor Malejacq said, has so disintegrated that the Taliban, Mr. Taylor's closest analogue there, may not be up to the task.
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PHILADELPHIA — Imagine pointing your phone at China's ancient terracotta warriors to arm them with spears and bows, weapons that disintegrated long ago.
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When that party disintegrated in the 1850s, Lincoln distinguished himself from the Know-Nothing Party of the day by strongly embracing immigrants.
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The hospital refrigerator is full of unidentified corpses that have disintegrated, since they have been there for a long period of time.
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The campaign disintegrated, though, after King was assassinated in Memphis on April 4, 1968, while supporting a strike of black sanitation workers.
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With the group now disintegrated across different factions, many Taliban offshoot groups hold divergent and often conflicting views about a political settlement.
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One man told Ethiopia's national broadcaster that it appeared to gain altitude briefly shortly before it smashed into a field and disintegrated.
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In June 2015, a SpaceX rocket carrying cargo to the International Space Station disintegrated over the Florida coast two minutes after liftoff.
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"House of Glass" throbs with disintegrated bursts of noise, but it also features harmonic funk grooves unlike anything the group's done before.
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But this isn't some Google invention gone bad — instead the driver of the lone vehicle has disintegrated just like some of the Avengers.
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In my entire life, I've found two: One was a pair of old Lee's that I wore so often, the butt completely disintegrated.
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But as the supply of water to the delta has been depleted by irrigation upstream, these pacts have disintegrated, fuelling outbreaks of violence.
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A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket disintegrated after launching an uncrewed payload toward the International Space Station in June 2015, destroying the cargo onboard.
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By the time we got to it, we had disintegrated into this weirdo, stoner kind of thing that is displayed on Born Innocent.
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The first International Docking Adaptor was destroyed in 2015, when the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying it to the station disintegrated after takeoff.
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Kurdish peshmerga forces took control of the Kirkuk area after Islamic State overran around a third of Iraq and Baghdad's local forces disintegrated.
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In truth, the United States and Turkey have been headed for a collision since Christmas Day in 1991, when the Soviet Union disintegrated.
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North Korea test-fired a missile earlier on Saturday, which disintegrated after several minutes into the flight, U.S. and South Korean officials said.
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Iraq may have disintegrated but ExxonMobil were still able to sign lucrative oil contracts with the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) in the north.
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Mr. Cameron had long been grooming Mr. Osborne to succeed him, but that idea disintegrated when the Leave side unexpectedly won the referendum.
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In 2013, it almost disintegrated completely when House Bill 2 passed, shuttering 19 abortion clinics in Texas through stringent and arbitrary medical restrictions.
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The Italian complained that he could not see the ball as his Centre Court debut turned into a nightmare and his game disintegrated.
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What we know for sure is that Roy's life has disintegrated while Celestial finds financial and artistic success making dolls in Roy's likeness.
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The bones disintegrated when exposed to bright sunlight, and the windy conditions made it tricky to keep the dig area shaded, she said.
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"Donald Trump has completely disintegrated the old Democratic coalition in Ohio," said Michael Hartley, a longtime adviser to Republican campaigns in the state.
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Within a few years, however, ISIS had taken over several major cities, and the Iraqi Army had disintegrated, prompting U.S. troops to return.
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In foreign policy, economics, politics, everything, the interests of China and North Korea had diverged, and the basis for an alliance had disintegrated.
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It was eventually discovered that the plane disintegrated because of metal fatigue, which was exacerbated by the square shape of its cabin windows.
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He suggested those relationships had disintegrated because Parnas "has burned his bridges" by indicating he wants to cooperate with the House impeachment inquiry.
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But that "March 14" alliance disintegrated and Riyadh has switched its attention to confronting Iran in other parts of the region, notably Yemen.
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Maybe you're like me, and thought that lasers simply disintegrated the ink until there was nothing left of the tattoo, which is apparently incorrect.
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The history of equity investing is littered with strategies that worked well when back-tested but then disintegrated when applied in the real world.
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Earlier this year Poland's defence minister, Antoni Macierewicz, who claims that the plane disintegrated before crashing, announced that a new investigation was being launched.
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Kurdish peshmerga forces took control of it in 2014 when Islamic State overran around a third of Iraq and the army's northern divisions disintegrated.
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Whereas Malevich's "White on White" (1918) may have disintegrated painting's presence, Fontana always maintained that his abrasions "constructed, not destroyed" the work of art.
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It has disintegrated into an array of smaller, competing groups that control smaller pieces of territory, such as Matamoros or a part of Reynosa.
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The bigger question is how, considering that he was trapped beneath rubble after an earthquake disintegrated his home, Labissiere made it here at all.
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Still, North Korea stuck to its command economy, even when the Soviet bloc disintegrated and its communist neighbor, China, adopted market reforms and prospered.
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However, the company said the investigation had ruled out any connection to the failure last year of a Falcon 9 that disintegrated in flight.
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The Kurds took control of the region two years ago, after the Iraqi army disintegrated when Islamic State overran a third of the country.
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As hundreds of homes disintegrated into ashes, firefighters tried to save as many as they could, including this one in the Anaheim Hills neighborhood.
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This hesitation move by Tyler Johnson that nearly disintegrated Maxi Kleber from the waist down is an ode to that once glorious site. 5.
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In 1997, Williams was minding her own business in a Tulsa, Oklahoma, park when a piece of disintegrated rocket hit her on the shoulder.
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The plane plunged into the sea 11 minutes after takeoff, hitting the water with such force that some metal fixtures on the aircraft disintegrated.
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But that sample disintegrated when they attempted additional measurements, and they have not yet succeeded at making a second speck of solid metallic hydrogen.
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HIAS was what remained when the rest of your life had disintegrated, when there was no money, no way to communicate, no going back.
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Yet those kids ended up riding into a cataclysm, as working-class communities disintegrated across America, felled by lost jobs, broken families and despair.
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Assorted tragedies in Chile followed, and the Guys eventually returned to France, but over time the family disintegrated, leaving Alice to support her mother.
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So did the UK. That&aposs disintegrated a lot in recent years because it&aposs considered too elitist, too far removed from the public.
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And after a failed coup attempt in July of 2016, any minor tolerance for protest against Erdoǧan's government that might have existed has disintegrated.
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Back in season three, though, Sam stabbed a White Walker with a dagger made of the relatively brittle dragonglass — and the Walker swiftly disintegrated.
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New pictures from the spacecraft show that the lander left a dark, 10-meter-long smudge across the Moon where it hit and then disintegrated.
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The Wizards suffered a 106-99 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday when their offense disintegrated and they scored just 16 fourth-quarter points.
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The wooden hull of the ship, which sank in the Java Sea, has long since disintegrated, but its cargo offers vital clues about the vessel.
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In the end, the Reform Party disintegrated into farce: its more prominent members included David Duke, a Klansman, and Lenora Fulani, a "black nationalist Marxist".
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Geopolitical risk virtually disappeared from the radar of investment professionals in the early 1990s as the Berlin Wall came down and the Soviet Union disintegrated.
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But instead of reaching the resort town of Nha Trang as planned, the plane hit severe turbulence, clipped a mountain, and disintegrated into the jungle.
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The tortured Fink was the consummate outsider: a lefty, intellectual, East Coast playwright whose mind disintegrated under pressure from the demands of the mainstream machine.
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Other ice shelves in the Antarctic Peninsula have either disintegrated or begun thinning and retreating as well, reflecting the rapid warming rates in the region.
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No additional cooking or sautéing necessary, either—just add fresh leaves to the hot broth right before eating so they're wilted but not disintegrated. 3.
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Rice's career nearly disintegrated three years ago when a widely viewed videotape showed him cursing Rutgers players, throwing balls at them and using homophobic slurs.
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However, SpaceX says the accident is not connected to last year's Falcon 9 explosion, when a rocket disintegrated en route to the International Space Station.
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One resident, named Ahmed Salem, told The New York Times that his family screamed while their mud brick house disintegrated as the lower floors flooded.
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South Korea's Yonhap news agency, quoting a government official, said the first missile disintegrated mid-air after a flight of about 150 km (95 miles).
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That plan disintegrated along with at least 231 butane gas canisters that were discovered in the ruins of the house in Alcanar on Wednesday night.
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No matter whose side you take in that debate, it was clear to everyone involved that the relationship between the two men has disintegrated badly.
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Even though the 1994 deal disintegrated, the U.S. was able to lull the North's plutonium program and avert a potential military confrontation on the peninsula.
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The PRC has proven impressively durable, especially when one considers the fact that its communist comrades in the ill-fated Soviet bloc disintegrated long ago.
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Iliad belonged to Baffert until a longtime affiliation with the stable owner Kaleem Shah disintegrated last December, and Shah handed off the horse to O'Neill.
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While Indian authorities had initially suggested that the spacecraft could still be operational after a harder-than-designed landing, the images showed Vikram had disintegrated.
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The difficulties flared when Yugoslavia disintegrated and Macedonia declared its independence in 1991, as well as its intention to join international organizations that included Greece.
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The hair is long gone and the original lineup has since disintegrated, but Score continues to perform for fans with a new version of his group.
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The only other option, Cambodia -- a country impoverished, unsafe and utterly unsuitable for resettlement -- has disintegrated, with people clearly unwilling to go to such a place.
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Last week, NASA commemorated the lives of seven crew members who perished 20123 years ago when space shuttle Columbia disintegrated above Earth during its re-entry.
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However, their relationship appears to have disintegrated in recent months, with the pair seeming to allude to their parting of ways in recent social media posts.
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I'm not sure where my pink pussy hat is — whether it's in a closet, flattened in a bag, or long-ago disintegrated in a landfill somewhere.
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The flight was en route from San Francisco when the cover on the right engine of the Boeing 777-200 disintegrated about 40 minutes before landing.
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Meet the man saving Yazidi slaves from ISIS However, the so-called "cessation of hostilities" has significantly disintegrated, in turn making humanitarian assistance delivery more difficult.
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So imagine how these guys feel when their half-scale Saab Gripen, measuring 26-feet long and weighing over 220 pounds, simply disintegrated in mid-air.
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The media, in other words, has fallen prey to the hyper-polarization that has disintegrated governing norms in Congress and abetted the election of Donald Trump.
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FEC — which disintegrated the thin legal line that separated U.S. elections and unlimited corporate spending — the American experiment in self-government had plenty to complain about.
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The first IDA was slated to launch summer of last year, but it was destroyed when the Falcon 9 that was carrying it disintegrated during launch.
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Once an actress on a Fringe-like television show called Anomaly, she fled to New York City after her marriage disintegrated, returning to her theatrical roots.
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Zanardi's race car disintegrated, the Italian, still strapped into the cockpit, was dying with both legs severed above the knee and blood streaming onto the track.
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Every won the Arnold Palmer Invitational back-to-back in 2015 and 2016 before his driving disintegrated, making it impossible to compete with the game's best.
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But the success story disintegrated last November when Ms. Sproule, a member of the opposition New Democratic Party, unveiled the confidential documents in the provincial legislature.
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But union leaders have repeatedly said that the contract talks, which have already gone on for 18 months and stalled again in July, have dramatically disintegrated.
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You can see the United Kingdom drop down the rankings as its empire disintegrated over the years, losing an economic grip on the world, for example.
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Instead, the process has disintegrated into a bitter and confusing confrontation between the two major candidates, scions of rival political dynasties rooted in different ethnic groups.
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In the debris were the frame of a bed, the wire covering of a fan and magazines and books turned to ash that disintegrated when touched.
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But before Hoda was born, as South Yemen disintegrated in war and forced union with the North, the new regime fired him—thereby restoring that right.
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Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte denied on Sunday he was looking to put together a new coalition after relations with the small Italia Viva party disintegrated.
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Newer ADCs, such as AstraZeneca's and Daiichi Sankyo's Enhertu, have also been designed to kill adjacent tumour cells even after the initially targeted cell has disintegrated.
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Somalia has lurched from crisis to crisis since 1991, when the central government disintegrated, clan-based warlords tore the country apart and a famine broke out.
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ISIS claims teen suicide bomb attack that kills 5 The regime and non-jihadist rebels agreed to a ceasefire in February but the truce has disintegrated significantly.
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There are fears, however, that the shelf could in future share the fate of its neighbour, Larsen B, which disintegrated entirely within a few weeks in 2002.
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Meanwhile, the WSJ and Bloomberg are saying the satellite fell back to Earth or disintegrated because it failed to separate from the upper part of the rocket.
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Williamson's left Nike disintegrated in the first MINUTE of the much-ballyhooed matchup between Duke and North Carolina earlier this week, injuring Zion, and embarrassing the company.
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"March 14" meanwhile gradually disintegrated as it stood powerless in the face of Hezbollah's military power and as Hariri's main backer, Saudi Arabia, turned its focus elsewhere.
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As Yugoslavia disintegrated in 1991, he was trapped with Croatian forces in a five-day siege of shelling and sniper fire in the Adriatic port of Dubrovnik.
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That trade construction quickly disintegrated because of a misunderstanding among the three teams about a player Memphis needed to add to the deal for salary-cap reasons.
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When my family first heard that school was canceled last week, and then came the governor's stay-at-home order, I emotionally disintegrated for two full days.
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Around $25 billion went to Iraq's military, which disintegrated during the lightning 2014 offensive of the Islamic State group, which grew out of al-Qaida in Iraq.
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About two-thirds of it was detectable; either the stern had broken off or it had become overwhelmed by marine growth and completely disintegrated, Mr. Mayer said.
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My aforementioned friend drove a car that had TEAR YOUR BODY APART written in Sharpie on the steering wheel and that disintegrated (not from chemicals) before we graduated.
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Partner fallout is one version of an unhappy venture firm, but Binary Capital disintegrated due to alleged sexual harassment by Justin Caldbeck from multiple women in Silicon Valley.
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Kurdish forces took control of long-disputed Kirkuk and its oilfields in June 2014 after the Iraqi army's northern divisions disintegrated in the face of Islamic State's advance.
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The two countries have been arguing over their sea and land borders since both declared independence from former Yugoslavia in 1991 as it disintegrated and slid into war.
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Paltrow said her working relationship with Weinstein disintegrated over time, and she chose to speak out now in support of the other women who had shared their accounts.
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As I have noted in these pages recently, the glue that held the U.S.-China relationship — a shared fear of the Soviet Union, and then trade — has disintegrated.
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The passenger flights between Russia and Egypt were suspended in November 2015 after a Russian passenger airliner exploded and disintegrated over the Sinai Peninsula, killing all on board.
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Not long after its release and some European tours, the band disintegrated from unfortunate circumstances and faded into obscurity, without ever fulfilling a tour of their home country.
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Pakistan's electricity grid is disintegrated, its infant mortality rate is among the most distressing in Asia, its currency is sliding, and its debt — especially to China — is ballooning.
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Still, the team suspected that the eruption must have fed the algae somehow, given that the bloom rapidly disintegrated once the lava flows slowed down in early August.
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But despite fervent lobbying by the mayor, the deal quickly disintegrated when the Teamsters, which represents the drivers, pulled its support — an embarrassing setback for Mr. de Blasio.
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Thanks to the enormously corrosive effects of partisan, ratings-driven media outlets (and the dangerous echo chambers they fuel), such fact-based, ideologically neutral distinctions have largely disintegrated.
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Cassini's sensors were recording until the last second during its "death dive," and all of the data were transmitted to NASA scientists on Earth before the spacecraft disintegrated.
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Maybe I'm a monster, but the moment I cheered the loudest during Avengers: Infinity War was when all the superheroes disintegrated and the bad guy got his happy ending.
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Had the republic not succeeded in refuting Churchill, had it disintegrated into multiple sovereign states, the world's negotiating tables might have needed to accommodate dozens of additional quarrelling players.
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ASEAN's long-standing complaint, that Chinese influence on Cambodia hinders regional unity, is growing moot: over the South China Sea, at least, that unity appears to have disintegrated anyway.
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Although the Cassini mission ended in a blaze of glory when it disintegrated in Saturn's atmosphere, surprises from the data it collected will be released for years to come.
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And as Mosby's tough approach disintegrated, the officers turned the tables—they took her back to court and sued her for something prosecutors are traditionally protected from: malicious prosecution.
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But I guess you could say my world view changed somewhat after losing my dad to cancer last year, and finding that some of my closest relationships had disintegrated.
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The Kurds took full control of the province in 2014 after Islamic State overran much of the north of the country and several divisions of the Iraqi army disintegrated.
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An adapter was set to arrive at the station in June of 2015, but it was destroyed when the Falcon 9 rocket that was carrying it disintegrated during launch.
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Oreja (pig's ear) was deep-fried and brittle, all chewiness banished; I may as well have been eating rings of batter, with half-disintegrated rubber bands at the center.
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The early findings that it disintegrated in the air, rather than upon hitting the water, may be presented in a preliminary report on the crash in the coming days.
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Kurdish forces took control of the long-disputed Kirkuk and its oilfields in June 2014 after the Iraqi army's northern divisions disintegrated in the face of Islamic State's advance.
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Zschaepe, Mundlos and Boehnhardt were based in eastern Germany, which saw a surge in right-wing violence after the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 and the communist state disintegrated.
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The following day, the Meiers arrive at their show venue — a former panettone factory, closed for so many years that the roof has almost completely disintegrated — to oversee preparations.
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Three years later, those forces disintegrated in the face of an onslaught from Islamic State fighters and the inability of a corrupt central government to support and supply them.
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For now, the reality is divided government, with a governor and legislature whose initial stab at cooperation, the repeal of House Bill 2, disintegrated in a wave of recrimination.
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The Russian aircraft disintegrated in the air over the Sinai Desert 23 minutes after taking off from the popular Red Sea resort city of Sharm el Sheikh on Oct. 31.
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Flight director Julie Webster reacts to the confirmation that the Cassini spacecraft had disintegrated in the skies above Saturn, at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, on Sept. 15.
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It had sat buried in Greenland's ice sheet since September 2017 when one of four engines on Air France flight 2323 abruptly disintegrated en route from Paris to Los Angeles.
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It took SpaceX six months to recover from its previous rocket failure in June 2015, when one of the company's Falcon 9s disintegrated en route to the International Space Station.
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So far, SpaceX has sent cargo to the station six times, but its seventh attempt in June failed after one if its Falcon 9 rockets disintegrated en route to orbit.
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But the anti-Hezbollah alliance known as March 14 has disintegrated since then and Riyadh has turned its focus and resources to confronting Iran in other parts of the region.
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NO EMPIRE IN history has disintegrated as quickly or as bloodlessly as the Soviet one, in the remarkable year that saw the fall of the Berlin Wall in November 21989.
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However, Baghdadi's whereabouts have been unknown since the cross-border "caliphate" he declared in 2014 disintegrated with the fall of Mosul and Raqqa, its strongholds in Iraq and Syria respectively.
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But the night after the massacre, the atmosphere was flooded with unconnections, fragments at the dawn of a new Las Vegas, where the logic of drawing connections had utterly disintegrated.
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The long-haul jetliner, a Boeing 777-200ER, disintegrated in the sky, scattering bodies and debris over a large area of sunflower fields and three villages in rural eastern Ukraine.
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King subsequently led what was to be a peaceful on March 28, but things quickly disintegrated into window-breaking and a police response with mace, tear gas, batons and brutality.
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He has been moving gingerly this term as the political branches disintegrated into partisan morass, by publicly sending a message about the rule of law and the role of collegiality.
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The meat to be shipped is encased in a recyclable box and a foam cooler made from water-soluable cornstarch, which can be composted or disintegrated when mixed with water.
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Relations between Italy and France, traditionally close allies, disintegrated under the previous government, with the then deputy prime ministers Salvini and Luigi Di Maio repeatedly attacking Macron, mostly over immigration.
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"1,300 square km (captured from Islamic State) in 10 days - we were expecting it to take longer, but the Daesh (Islamic State) defences disintegrated," Silo said in a phone interview.
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"Miss VerPlanck inadvertently showed another aspect of her singing when the amplification system disintegrated amid electric shrieks and howls and she abandoned the microphone for her final songs," he wrote.
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Then it disintegrated 13 years later, when civil war swept across Syria and Mr Assad shocked the world with his indiscriminate military tactics, including the use of chemical weapons against civilians.
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Two burials had disintegrated headpieces with intricate latticed arrangements of mammal incisors...Another individual was buried with 12 perforated hippo tusks that may have been strung together and worn in life.
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Kurdish peshmerga forces took full control of Kirkuk city and the surrounding area in 2014 when Islamic State militants overran around one third of Iraq and the army's northern divisions disintegrated.
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Scott's good credit rating, something she had prided herself on having established by finding ways to always pay her bills, disintegrated and made her life nearly impossible to manage for years.
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I never saw Let the Right One In, but whatever wisps of a plot that were floating around in my head disintegrated the second I laid eyes on this viral video.
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Saw the Labor Party just sort of disintegrated in the face of their defeat and move so far left that it's, you know, in a very -- in a very frail state.
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As I pulled out to check, the condom had, like, disintegrated so I had to spend the rest of the night cleaning all the bits out of my girlfriend's lady parts.
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They told rescuers they had scrambled into their tiny dinghy as the ferry disintegrated soon after setting off and that other passengers had made it into another dinghy and a liferaft.
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The glue that cemented the U.S.-China relationship, and what brought Beijing out of international isolation — a rising Soviet Union — disintegrated the moment the hammer-and-sickle disappeared over the Kremlin.
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Another wave came after the Soviet Union disintegrated; it included Russians, Moldovans, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Kazakhs, Tajiks, Azeris—and another wave of Ukrainians after protests ousted their pro-Russian president in 2014.
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Although the Cassini mission ended in a blaze of glory in September when it disintegrated in Saturn's atmosphere, surprises from the data it collected will be released for years to come.
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Of course, once Cardi B's gritty boogaloo reboot "I Like It" rocketed up the Billboard charts, granting him an epoch-making national platform, "Krippy Kush" all but disintegrated into the background.
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I picture them holding up for decades, and wearing them, slightly disintegrated, unraveling at the elbows, as I work in some fantasy, mostly fern-filled garden I'll have in old age.
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Only one of the zippers still works on her old one, and given how many books she likes to shove in there every morning, it's a wonder it hasn't disintegrated entirely.
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His relationship with Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, has disintegrated to the point that they have not spoken in weeks — boding poorly for Republican prospects when Congress reconvenes next month.
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Bridenstine and the NASA engineers who designed the crew suit say they took lessons from the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster in 2003, which disintegrated during re-entry, killing all seven astronauts.
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The ship then plucked another 229 people from the sea after one of two fragile dinghies they were using disintegrated during the night — provoking a frantic but successful rescue in the dark.
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But Trump is a special case -- the twice-divorced nominee, who carried on a long affair that disintegrated his first marriage in a howling tabloid spectacle, is uniquely unsuited to finger-wagging.
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Those experiments also showed, though, that unlike a conventional, resin-bound wipe, the hydroentangled version disintegrated in the same way as toilet paper does when it was put into water and agitated.
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Speaking at a ceremony to announce the decision, Defence Minister Antoni Macierewicz also hinted at an explosion as a possible cause, saying the plane had "disintegrated" metres above the ground before crashing.
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The Times - British money manager Neil Woodford's investment empire disintegrated on Tuesday as the stockpicker announced plans to shut his company after he was sacked as manager of his main fund. bit.
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In what has quickly disintegrated into a humanitarian disaster of historic proportions, a staggering 400,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from Myanmar's northern Rakhine state to Bangladesh over the past three weeks alone.
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When the Liberal Party disintegrated after the rise of Labour, Churchill conveniently "re-ratted" back to the Conservatives, where Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin put him unhappily in charge of the nation's finances.
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Greek anger at their appropriation of the name, history and symbols of the ancient kingdom and fears of a renewed threat to its territory resurfaced as Yugoslavia disintegrated in the early 1990s.
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At least 1,900 members of the security forces have been deployed to St. Martin, where the rule of law disintegrated after the storm, as stranded residents struggled with food and water shortages.
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Never mind that the Mets had been brought to their knees long ago in a season that had disintegrated from World Series hopes in March to a roster sell-off in August.
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Whatever hopes Beijing may harbor of bringing Taiwan, a democracy, into its fold would become even more remote if Hong Kong's "one country, two systems" formula disintegrated in a Tiananmen-style crackdown.
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The countries have been arguing over a stretch of their sea and land border since both declared independence from the former Yugoslavia in 1991 as it disintegrated into war and broke up.
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Her latest film, Gigli, became one of the biggest box-office flops in recent memory — instantly becoming a punch line for late night comedians — and her relationship with Ben Affleck disintegrated soon after.
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But two-and-a-half years later, those talks disintegrated, a tenuous ceasefire was broken and the PKK launched an uprising in southeastern Turkey, for the first time controlling swaths of territory there.
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When those friendships disintegrated, I replaced them with intense worlds in my imagination, stories that lasted for years and were so vivid that I can still smell the mildew in my characters' kitchens.
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Those losses came after one of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rockets disintegrated en route to the International Space Station in June of that year, causing the company to delay its launches for six months.
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As they meet in Salzburg they could ponder the fate of an earlier sprawling multinational enterprise, the Austro-Hungarian empire, which disintegrated a hundred years ago at the end of World War One.
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Given his stated policy of safeguarding ethnic Russians who were severed from the motherland after the Soviet Union disintegrated, some fear the next target might be the Baltic States: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
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I also worked on two deals that never came to fruition: Verizon's failed attempt to buy AirTouch, a big wireless provider, and Verizon's exploration of buying WorldCom for $100 billion, before WorldCom disintegrated.
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The elastic in the neck had disintegrated after all those years in the garage, but it was the only article of clothing he had with him that didn't belong to Jimmy Ray Gallup.
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Kurdish forces took control of the long-disputed Kirkuk and its oil fields in June 2014 after the Iraqi army's northern divisions disintegrated as Islamic State militants overran a third of the country.
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A cargo including thousands of ceramic pieces, cast iron and luxury trade goods, like elephant tusks and resin used for incense, is all that remains of the wreck after the wooden hull disintegrated.
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But a report from Bloomberg News, which provides the tick-by-tick on how talks ultimately broke down, gives us a great detail on just how tedious the meeting got as talks disintegrated.
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She also helped investigate the space shuttle Columbia disaster in 2003, during which the shuttle disintegrated as it re-entered the atmosphere, making Ride the only person to serve on both investigation commissions.
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Similarly, South Africa's African National Congress, which brought the country to independence and ruled it thereafter, nearly disintegrated in a just-concluded leadership contest to succeed President Jacob Zuma as the party's head.
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Since the concept of territorial rights to prospects in North American sports disintegrated long ago, players are essentially subject to circumstances beyond their control, like the draft and the whims of general managers.
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Only a few weeks before, on July 28, 1960, two dogs named Bars and Lisichka had died attempting the very same trip they were about to undertake, when their vehicle disintegrated seconds after launch.
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His marriage to Nicole Appleton disintegrated after it was revealed that Gallagher had fathered a child with a journalist who had profiled him, and for a time his days were spent shuttling between lawyers.
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The Kingdom of Yugoslavia was eventually formed, populated by Serbs, Croats, Slovenes, Bosnian Muslims, and all the displaced of a disintegrated empire, drifting in from what are now Poland, Ukraine, and the Czech Republic.
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His relationship with Mitch McConnell, who as the Senate majority leader would play a central role in pursuing Mr. Trump's legislative agenda, has disintegrated to the point that they have not spoken in weeks.
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Neighborhoods like Val-Foureé were once full of youth associations — many formed by the Communist Party — but those have slowly disintegrated over the years, along with the jobs once provided by local car factories.
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A cargo including thousands of ceramic pieces, cast iron and luxury trade goods, such as elephant tusks and resin for incense, is all that remained of the wreck after the ship's wooden hull disintegrated.
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For those still waiting, though, here are some radar images taken earlier:Final update: Chinese space officials said Tiangong-1 reentered the atmosphere and mostly disintegrated over the South Pacific early Monday morning local time. RIP!
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When Yugoslavia disintegrated in the 1990s Greece objected to Macedonia, which had been a republic within Yugoslavia since the end of the second world war, being recognised internationally as a new country under that name.
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A Jenga tower has 54 blocks, and in the moment I realized this, the game I'd been working on for almost three years had disintegrated before my eyes into a pile of self-indulgent scribbles.
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In the film the athlete Mamadou Ndiaye languished in roughly the same patch of sea where the Medusa once disintegrated, off the coast of Senegal, while Henze's characters congregated on both sides of the screen.
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Trade disintegrated, exacerbating nationalist animosities that exploded into World War II. The last substantial outbreak of trade hostilities played out in the 1980s, as the United States grappled with the consequences of a rising Japan.
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It all seemingly culminates with the conclusion to the cliffhanger from last year's "Avengers: Infinity War," in which many of the titular crime-fighters disintegrated, and the survivors vowed to, yes, avenge their apparent deaths.
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It is also worth remembering that Genghis Khan's empire disintegrated within a generation of his death and that the Japanese economic miracle only occurred after they had thrown off the rule of the samurai class.
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But even as the city disintegrated under the junta, with chunks of mortar falling off once grand buildings and cracking the skulls of passers-by, the water pots were still set out for the thirsty.
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Also still extant is "The Runaway Bunny" (1942) by Margaret Wise Brown; her "Goodnight Moon" (1947) would be there, too, if it hadn't long since disintegrated, from overuse, into a pile of dark green dust.
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"Each sentence required that he hunt through the disintegrated rooms of his memory, fumble blindly for words, the simplest words, hoarding them like gold dust until he had enough to construct a sentence," Thien writes.
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The first stage of the rocket launched on Sunday disintegrated over the ocean west of South Korea, in a deliberate effort to ensure that it could not be recovered and analyzed, the Defense Ministry officials said.
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It is also worth remembering that Genghis Khan's empire disintegrated within a generation of his death and that the Japanese economic miracle occurred only after the country had thrown off the rule of the samurai class.
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One person I sent Handsome Dave's missive to was Tom Brokaw, the retired NBC News anchor, who has had a firsthand view of how fast our notions of common respect in the public discourse have disintegrated.
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BEFORE: AFTER: "When I went home this past time, I went in the kitchen and pulled out the drawer and it just disintegrated in my hands — fell apart, like in two or three pieces," Henson says.
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The Czech, who has a tattoo reading "no rain no flowers" — an appropriate message considering the conditions and the court's setting, surrounded by greenhouses — trailed 5-3 in the second set - but again Konta's game disintegrated.
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Sarah Archer, the author of "The Midcentury Kitchen: America's Favorite Room From Workspace to Dreamscape 1940s-1970s," noted how fast the American dream kitchens of the 1950s and '60s disintegrated, and not just as an idea.
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But during the first two games of this series, they have watched the Indians assert their superiority in all facets as Boston's starting pitching disintegrated, with 10 runs allowed in just seven and two-thirds innings.
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That was a steep reversal from the previous night, when financial markets reacted violently as Democrat Hillary Clinton's path to victory disintegrated and S&P futures ESc1 dropped 5 percent before a trading limit kicked in.
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For a long time afterwards the words "Gatecrasher will never die" could be seen spray-painted on the wood-chip panels that fenced off the pile of disintegrated stone and metal where Crasher used to be.
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Ackerman's relationship with the gun group disintegrated over the last year, after the N.R.A. had begun auditing its contractors amid an investigation by New York's attorney general, Letitia James, into the N.R.A.'s tax-exempt status.
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The scene soon disintegrated as a result of the erupting AIDS disaster and the end of a recessionary era, which brought the pressures of competition from a suddenly ravenous art market and the neighborhood's surging gentrification.
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But the United States delisted the country in 20093 as part of an agreement aimed at ending North Korea's nuclear programs — a deal that has since disintegrated with the North's subsequent missile and nuclear weapons tests.
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My mother's favorite mirrored tea cozy hasn't disintegrated; the scale can't measure body fat or make a smiley face but reliably tells one's weight; and the fried-egg-shaped magnet still holds up on the fridge.
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Even more newsworthy, the Nets announced that Prokhorov would actually be surfacing at a Monday morning news conference, hopefully to explain how his audacious five-year championship guarantee had disintegrated into a qualitative mess of seismic proportions.
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His romantic relationship with boyfriend John Reid — who also acted as his manager — disintegrated, and ultimately even his mother moved to Spain in an effort to separate herself from the increasingly lurid tabloid headlines about her boy.
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Ordered by Kagasheki to "execute the killers on the spot," the operation disintegrated into scandal within a month as the security forces arrested over a thousand people, brutally tortured prisoners, committed multiple rapes, and murdered thirteen civilians.
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The FBI interviewed more than 800 suspects throughout the decades, but the only real clues they ever discovered were a few disintegrated $20 dollar bills near the Colombia River that investigators confirmed were from the ransom pool.
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In this extra scene, Kerik tells VICE News how the reforms and improvements he made at Rikers Island penitentiary disintegrated after he left office, and what may have contributed to the state the prison is in today.
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On Friday, SpaceX will attempt to launch an uncrewed Dragon spacecraft to the International Space Station, the first cargo run to the space laboratory since the company's Falcon 9 rocket disintegrated after launch above Florida in June.
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Mr. Karimov's glamorous older daughter, Gulnara Karimova, had once been seen as having a promising political future, but those prospects disintegrated in a public soap opera involving charges of bribery, money laundering, physical violence and even sorcery.
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Most of these works were in storage and were in — I would say — pretty bad condition If they had been left there for many more years, they would have disintegrated and would never have been seen again.
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As world trade disintegrated, nationalist rage spread, culminating in the brutalities of World War II. The British election, and the splintering of the European trading bloc, amounts to the most consequential upsurge of economic nationalism in generations.
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Scientists witnessed a dramatic example of this in 29.5, when a huge chunk of the Larsen B ice shelf in Antarctica — an area of 1,250 square miles — simply disintegrated into the ocean in the span of a month.
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When the collaboration disintegrated, Tesla had to rebuild Autopilot using its own hardware and software, and it's only now that Musk feels Tesla's version is about to eclipse the level of semi-autonomous driving Mobileye had made possible.
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Be forewarned, what follows is very graphic and extremely disgusting: The mouse does appear to have disintegrated somewhat after spending more than a month in "the Dew," but some of its hair, its guts and bones stayed intact.
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As the Soviet Union disintegrated in the early 1990s, Roger Scruton, a conservative British philosopher, called for Westerners who had "promoted and apologised for Soviet communism" to face "their day of reckoning" in the court of public opinion.
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"Thousands of people who worked tirelessly, because there's no other way to do it there, are going to end up screwed financially because they took lower income to have more equity that has disintegrated," one executive told Intelligencer.
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As the rocket became a speck in the sky, a spotter shouted a number of variables—how long the rocket stayed up, how high it went, whether it disintegrated in mid-air or plummeted straight to the ground.
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The misdirection also offered a look at how "Westworld" might interact with the rampant speculation on Reddit, where the line between theory and spoiler disintegrated as users predicted all of the major twists in the show's first season.
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HARVEY RECOVERY ONGOING, AND ANOTHER HURRICANE'S ON THE WAY: Though Hurricane Harvey has disintegrated and is nearly a week and a half removed from its landfall with Texas, the storm's impacts are still reverberating around the United States.
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The oil field was run by Baghdad's North Oil Company until 2014 when the Kurdish peshmerga forces took control of the Kirkuk area after Islamic State militants overran around a third of Iraq and Baghdad's local forces disintegrated.
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President Trump's summit meeting in Vietnam with Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, disintegrated on Thursday after Kim insisted on a lifting of all economic sanctions against North Korea but would not agree to full nuclear disarmament.
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Then they have to do an abort test which is basically if the rocket disintegrated in orbit, like it once did, could the spacecraft that's carrying the people take them to safety with a decaying rocket on their back.
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He clung to a socialist economic model and one-party Communist rule, even after the Soviet Union disintegrated and most of the rest of the world concluded that state socialism was an idea whose time had come and gone.
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The visitors rarely tried to play, preferring to hack at their opponents and it was from a 30-yard free kick that Brazil took the lead after 12 minutes with Neymar curling the ball through a wall that disintegrated.
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Third: I sensed that my feelings for her were so strong that, even if it all somehow went wrong and disintegrated, the shadow of her would continue to fall across every future relationship I attempted to have, blighting them.
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As airstrikes intensified, any hopes for a diplomatic breakthrough between Russia and the United States, which support opposite sides in the conflict, disintegrated in New York, on the sidelines of the annual conclave of the United Nations General Assembly.
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A report released this month by NASA showed that the space agency and SpaceX still disagree on what exactly went wrong two-and-a half years ago when a mission to resupply the International Space Station disintegrated in flight.
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Reflecting the way that Sudan's middle class has disintegrated in recent years, doctors and other professionals played a central role in organizing the protests, which set up a huge sit-in outside the military's headquarters in the capital, Khartoum.
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The Iraqi rose from obscurity to lead the ultra-hardline group and declare himself "caliph" of all Muslims, holding sway over huge areas of Iraq and Syria from 2014-2017 before Islamic State's control disintegrated under U.S.-led attacks.
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Sekulow, the chief counsel for the conservative American Center for Law & Justice (ACLJ), argued in a Fox News op-ed last Friday that the case against Trump had disintegrated with Comey's testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee this month.
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Todd was a very good tour player who won the 2014 Byron Nelson tournament, only to lose his exempt status two years later as his swing and confidence disintegrated in a vicious circle of sprayed shots and frayed nerves.
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It's where the Dassler brothers, Adi and Rudolf, started a shoe business in the early 1920s—until their relationship disintegrated, they divided their company in two, and moved to opposite sides of the river that flows through the middle of town.
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As everything was literally falling apart, Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) grabbed some kind of sci-fi pager, and before he also disintegrated, he sent an SOS to the one person who could possibly save the day/world/universe: Captain Marvel.
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Cole Sprouse, who plays Archie's BFF Jughead, recognized the former best pals' friendship basically disintegrated this season, between Jughead's rising biker gang profile with the Serpents, and Archie's increasing dedication to the Lodge family mob and its No. 1 don, Hiram.
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The reason it disintegrated was due to things like people quitting without telling me, and people telling me "I can't work with that person" and I just became entirely disillusioned with trying to manage the needs of so many people.
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While suggesting a possible fire, the relatively short sequence of data gives no insight into pilot efforts to control the aircraft, nor does it show whether it fell in one piece or disintegrated in mid-air, two aviation safety experts said.
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She was a young white woman and Till was a young black man, so their narratives did not hold equal weight, even though her version of events was backed up only by vague recollections and his by a disintegrated body.
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This is the second IDA to be sent to space, though the first one never actually made it to orbit; it was destroyed when the SpaceX Falcon 163 rocket carrying it to the ISS disintegrated during launch in June 2015.
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"After all the sacrifice, after the stabilization of Iraq, we bugged out, and as a result, that coalition disintegrated, and ISIS was able to rise from the ashes of what was a defeated al Qaeda in Iraq," said the Wisconsin Republican.
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In large hippie swaths of Northern California and beyond 250-odd years ago, it nearly became socially acceptable to drop acid and enter another, unexplored corridor of the mind until one's reality and basic understanding of the environment around them disintegrated.
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Mali, which disintegrated — and turned into a jihadist magnet —in 2012 as the partial result of longstanding tensions between the Tuareg north and the country's centers of political power, is stark evidence of how fragile and vulnerable the Sahelien states might really be.
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Exactly when the publisher, Covici-Friede, sold all 391 copies of the book cannot be ascertained now, but it must have happened eventually, because nowadays a copy of CIOPW costs several hundred dollars, even with a binding that has, decades later, disintegrated.
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And, indeed, the Paris consensus could have disintegrated had other countries accepted an American compromise condoning coal and not mentioning the Paris accord, or had the assembly found no agreement at all, with half a dozen or more nations peeling off in opposition.
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" It declared that "Nationalist armies did not have to be defeated; they disintegrated" and that "the unfortunate but inescapable fact is that the ominous result of the civil war in China was beyond the control of the government of the United States.
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ISIS members were losing contact with each other while the entire media infrastructure built around groups like Nashir News, Fursan al-Rafa, and Invasion Brigades—each of which are specifically purposed to handle media distribution, uploading, URL-proliferation, and other tasks—rapidly disintegrated.
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Or perhaps not: this project's text might best be regarded not as a sequence of disintegrated words but instead as the performance, preserved on film, of a moment of writerly intention transformed into something unforeseen, an object primarily fashioned through its encounter with the elements.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - The plane that crashed and killed Poland's president and 95 others in 2010 probably disintegrated in mid-air when explosives were detonated on board, a Polish government commission said on Monday - a theory that a member of a previous commission dismissed as "propaganda".
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Three years later, top-level diplomatic relations have all but disintegrated in the wake of the Trump administrations withdrawal from the nuclear pact, its tightening of sanctions on Iranian oil, and its recent move to designate part of Iran's military as a terrorist group.
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There are pieces of the Fukang meteorite, found in northwest China in 2000, that when held up to light shine like the stained-glass windows in Tours Cathedral—if the stained glass had been forged in volcanoes on planets that disintegrated 4 billion years ago.
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Since two of SpaceX's rockets have disintegrated with their payloads attached, that should "serve as a reminder of the complexity and hazards intrinsic to space launch services," ULA's CEO Tony Bruno argued in a letter to Pentagon officials that was leaked to The Washington Post.
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In an affidavit filed this month in support of her petition seeking custody, Nabila Albarghouthy claimed the marriage disintegrated after her ex-husband "became extreme in his interpretation of the Muslim religion" in a way that "detrimentally affected our family," according to the complaint.
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What's also problematic, and telling, when examining Clinton's troubling dips in crucial states such as Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania (looking at recent Quinnipiac polls), is how mad fast her support disintegrated among white voters since the last swing state poll taken on June 23.
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When the space shuttle Columbia disintegrated during re-entry in 2003, the seven astronauts aboard were killed, but no one on the ground was hurt as more than 82,000 pieces of debris weighing 85,000 pounds showered the United States from West Texas to southwest Louisiana.
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Three years later, top-level diplomatic relations have all but disintegrated in the wake of the Trump administration's withdrawal from the nuclear pact, its tightening of sanctions on Iranian oil, and its recent move to designate part of Iran's military as a terrorist group.
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The First Chechen War, which began in 1994, was a war of nationalist resistance—Chechnya had declared independence from Russia when the Soviet Union disintegrated—and ended two years later, after a Russian bombing campaign killed thousands of civilians and left the city in ruins.
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According to South Korean officials, the first launch is estimated to have disintegrated less than 100 miles into its flight, while the second missile met all the parameters of a successful high trajectory flight of 250 miles, landing south and west of Honshu, Japan's main island.
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After Fidel Castro overthrew the U.S.-backed regime of Fulgencio Batista in 220 and established a communist government, relations between the two nations rapidly disintegrated; within a few years, Washington had severed diplomatic ties, imposed a restrictive embargo, and was plotting covert operations to oust Castro.
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"Despite the best efforts of labor unions, trial lawyers and beneficiaries of government spending, the Republicans have not disintegrated, as predicted; and despite what sometimes appear to be the best efforts of Donald J. Trump, the Republicans will not disintegrate in or after 2016," he added.
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Iron Man, the brainy billionaire leader of the Avengers, gave up his life — including his dream-come-true with a family and daughter he never thought he'd be able to have — for the disintegrated half of Earth's population (including Peter, his teenage superhero protégé) to survive.
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The environment has disintegrated to the point that you have to wear a second skin to go outside, where you will probably be killed and harvested by organ pirates, who sell your body parts to the rich because artificial organs are vulnerable to targeted hacks by cyber-assassins.
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GOP debate "winners" in 2016 included Carly Fiorina, Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioSenate panel advances Trump's nominee to lead Small Business Administration Senate reaches compromise on religious freedom watchdog funding Televised Democratic debates going awry — so that picket line is perfect MORE and Jeb Bush, all of whose candidacies disintegrated.
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But in the past few days, as hopes for a revived cease-fire have disintegrated at the United Nations, the Syrians and Russians seem to be mobilizing to apply this kill-all-who-resist strategy to the most ambitious target yet: the rebel-held sections of the divided metropolis of Aleppo.
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The relationship between President Trump and Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, has disintegrated to the point that they have not spoken to each other in weeks, and Mr. McConnell has privately expressed uncertainty that Mr. Trump will be able to salvage his administration after a series of summer crises.
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The small aircraft practically disintegrated upon contact with the water, killing all 21 passengers, which included members of the air force, a television crew, the ministry of culture and of a charitable organization presided over by the brother of Chile's current education minister, Marcela Cubillos, who died in the accident.
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Few nations in the world have had their borders chopped up and lands redistributed as frequently as those in Central and Eastern Europe, and particularly former components of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, which disintegrated after World War I. Berehove, for one, has found itself in five different countries over the past century.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There's a lovely moment in Wim Wenders's film Paris, Texas (1984) when the character played by Harry Dean Stanton describes to his estranged wife, played by Nastassja Kinski, how, before their relationship disintegrated, even the most mundane activities, such as going to the grocery store, felt like exciting adventures.
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Meanwhile, the company will need to demonstrate the ability to significantly boost its launch frequency to get more rockets into orbit with shorter turnaround between launches — all while avoiding mishaps like the one that grounded SpaceX's entire fleet for several months last June when a Falcon 9 rocket bound for the International Space Station disintegrated shortly after launch.
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For what's approaching 70 years, from the darkest days of the Cold War, through the Cuban missile crisis, with West and East nose-to-nose, at times minutes from a catastrophic nuclear exchange, as the Berlin Wall came down and the Soviet Union disintegrated, NATO has guaranteed the supremacy of the West and the safety of democracy.
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Using a spectacular array of sculptures and textiles produced by the Kongo peoples of Central Africa from the 16th through the 19th centuries, the show detailed an African-European encounter that began as a fruitful exchange — an ambassador from the Kongo court traveled to papal Rome — and disintegrated into a nightmare of white-on-black exploitation.
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I had seen this movie that Chris Rock put out called "Good Hair," and in the movie, he takes an aluminum soda can, puts it into a tub of hair relaxer — I had to use it on my hair to straighten it for like 20 years at that point — and the can disintegrated within a few minutes.
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In the third, we watch as if we were members of the audience of the Municipal Theater in Stockton-on-Tees, where the tour is coming to its merciful end, the production having disintegrated so thoroughly that, well, as Dolly indicates, nobody really knows where they are in the script, or whether they should bother with the script at all.
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South Korea's Yonhap news agency, quoting a government official, said the first missile disintegrated mid-air after a flight of about 95 miles, making it the fifth straight unsuccessful attempt in the past two months to launch a missile that is designed to fly more than 1,800 miles and could theoretically reach any part of Japan and the US territory of Guam.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — As a public service to those of us still raising children, I'd like to pose a question: Why is it that when you do laundry that involves the clothing of small human beings, what comes out of the washing machine is often less about the clothing and more about wads of disintegrated paper, rocks, small toys, melted candy and other trinkets?
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Primera Air collapsed after offering fares as low as $99 between the US and Europe, Wow Airlines fell despite offering a compelling product between the US and Europe using Iceland to power a hub-and-spoke model, and even the storied travel company Thomas Cook disintegrated, failing to find a sustainable airline-and-holiday-package approach while primarily targeting leisure travelers.
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